Also, no one seemed to have turned up my electric shaver, so I took the razor into the bathroom and applied Eirani’s stinging soap to my face.
I felt a bit better when I re-joined Thayu, but still shivery and altogether not clear of mind.
“You’re not looking healthy,” she said.
“Just tired.” I rubbed my stinging cheeks, which felt like glowing beacons. I’d have to ask Eirani what had happened to my shaver.
“It’s not good to be working all the time.” Thayu’s face showed concern. “You must go out.”
Out. Enjoyable strolls in the tropical air.
“How can I? I’ve heard almost nothing from Nations of Earth. Nothing from the president or Nicha.”
“Nicha will be fine.” She slid the front door open, letting in a cool breeze and the scent of humidity from the waterfall.
I stopped and stared at
